Abdullah writes a spiritual saying for Neville

When Abdullah first met Neville and, without introduction, addressed him by name and told him he had come to do a certain work, he wrote out a saying for him on a piece of paper: 'The King of Kings, the Eternally-Becoming One, which men call Christ, must ever be remembered as a little child.' Neville says he wrote it in 1933 and kept the note tucked inside an old Bible for decades before reading it aloud in this lecture.
Date (happened)
1933
unresolved
  1. 1933 stated · probable · preferred
    Source The Birth of the Babe ¶20passage 529116 (lecture nid 1058): '...here are the words written in 1933. The King of Kings, the Eternally-Becoming One, which men call Christ, must ever be remembered as a little child. He wrote that out for me.'
    Reasoning Neville directly states the year the note was written; a specific stated year rather than a vague relative expression, but a decades-later, uncorroborated self-report, so probable rather than certain.
Place
New York City
Persons
Neville Goddard
Abdullah
Told / reported
  1. 8 September 1959 estimated
    Source The Birth of the Babelecture nid 1058 'The Birth of the Babe' delivery date 1959-09-08, corroborated independently by catalog #101 and a chrome dateline recovered from the pre-strip transcript byline ('Neville Goddard - 09-8-1959').
    Reasoning Two independent certain sources agree exactly, and no competing claim exists.